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Net receipts q, all U. S.
GEM RAL TRADE.

CoRsNR.L and ard, 81 25C99 IS;
pearl, 81 1908 IS; roller, 81 20, q IN.
AY-Ohoice, from store, 75,slSDc:
car load from levss or depot, fli;
prime, from sore, 7O975c; csr 10 ID
from levee or depot. IS prairie, from
store, SOC; car load from levee or do
pot, s..
BSAs From store, 75@so,; from
levee Or depot, fl4
CoRs-From store, white, sic; mix
ed, 4sc; from levee or depot, white, 10
bulk,46c; 10 sacks, 49e; mixed, in
bulk, az i; In sacks, 45c.
0srs-Ffom store, white, 4Oc; mix.
ed, SIC; from leves or dept, white, Ia
buls, sc; Ia sacks, So; m xsd, In
bulk, 49,; Ia racks IS.
FLoUR-From store. common,s3 100
3 IS; family, 50 5093 90; choice,
So 1903 so; fancy, sitaI 10; extra
fancy, 81 1894 IS; patents, 81 500
8 10 Firm.
BEAss-Navy, 81; medium, 81 rs.
oArsEaL-ln hall bAue.s, s2CsS %
from store.
CRLcKERI-sDda, extra. 4c; soda,
treble extra, 4ic; sx ra, &c; ginger
snaps, extra, &c; assorted jumbles, Zoe.
CRAcKsD WHKAr-In half barrels,
81 % from store.
HoNIsr AND GRIrs-Rrom store, 81
as 20.
KANSAS CrrY, No, July 20 Wheat
nominal. Corn quiet, 6tm; No. 2,
cash, 33c bid, 81, asked; July. $50
bid; August, ISLE bid. O,ts-No. 2,
cash, 2lic bid; July, 2lic bid.
ST. LOUIS, Mo July 20 slour quiet
and easy. WhsAt-Weaker; markets
elsewhere and heavy arrivals cau'ed
q decline and the ma ket closed tCsic
below yesterday; No 2 rcd, cs,h, 100
70ic; july, 7Clc. August, 70i a,7Oi (,
closing 70ls; September, 7lta7l a.,
clo'ing 7lii, October. 73i@73ti ;, tlo,.
log 73lc. Corn 10 higher; cas- D, 86c ;
August, 3iiC43iic. oiosinig, 81 };
September, 3'lC930c, closing, 80 4,
0jt0ber, 36Cs35to, closing, 38c Gas
quist aud 10 yer; cash. 23ic; Augu,,,
23is; September, 2i.c; oatobvr, 25a.
Rye dull at 4ic. Hay ttronR; pune
timothy, fl6Ca2i; prairie, fg@ll.
Bran steady a. 64lc. OornmeAl quiet
at 81. Recsipts-Flour, 5000 brls ;
whest, 1917 900 bus; corr 5000 bus I,
oats, $1,000 bus; rye, none: barley,
none. shipments-Flour, 5000 bns
wheat, none; corn, 5000 bus; oats,
1000 bus; rye, nonei barley, none.
CHICAGO, lit, July % rameness
characterized all trading on the Board
Of Trade today. The general rainfall
yesterday cot no figure, being extreme.
" light In ths grain producing stt,ea.
There was very little life or spirit In
the wheat pit. Apparently no one wse
disposed 10 DO anything not made
necessary by an order Of some kind,
ard there were bu, few orders. Clear.
ance, ifom the gaboaTd yesterday
w,re only 30i 500 bushels, not indi.
eating much Of an export demand.
Added 10 this Il talk a Ice rec ipt. Of
new shest, mixed In with Largo qnan.
utife Of old, diving bsarish tone 10
the pit as whoe. the \ p,ember
Onion opened at 7Otc, q iciu aled
awhile between that and 70tc, aud
then dropped down unit ~ noon Il
was 7OIc. A few minutes to o'clock
free ceiling in . local way forced II 10
10. bu, Il recovered sishtly and
closed sl 7OiS7oic. Corn received
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MULES AND HORsEs.

MULEs-So demand aud few in mar.
ket; IA to l4l hands high, $s5(9l00;
l4} to is hands high, s90C9ll0; is 10
lbt hands high, sl25@l40; 151 TO 10
hands high, sl5092O0. The chief de-
maud is for mules from l4i to 10 hands
high.
HoRsss-Dull; drivers, $l25(9I85;
heavy draft, flt5(9ls0; saddle, $3.50
lI5; extra saddle, sl769275; plugs,
945(as5.
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A ,S:i .s' cA'a....
STATIONS.

CINCINNATI. July 9.-Noon-Rivsr q
ieet on tho gauge ard rising. Weather
el'f; thermometer -.
WHEELING. JULY 9.-Noon - River 4
We1iher clear aud warn.
PIrTsBURg, July 9.-Noon - River 2
feet 3 inches on the gauge and stationary.
Weather clear and pleasant
CAIRO, July e.-Noou-Rlvsr 3 feet on
tho sAuge aud falling. No arrivals or do
paftures Of REGULAR packet.
LOUISVILLE. July -Eoon-Riyer ;
feet 7 inchss In thu canal and | foot
inches on the falls and stationary. woather
clear and hot.
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duh, weak and lower; Rio, lsaS2lc.
h'ce quiet but steady, 496c. Sugar
strong; open kettle, good fair, DC;
centrifnga's-choice white, 8 S.16c OIL
white, 9 a'6tc; choice yellow clarified,
o 3l6S8ic; seconds. 5a53c. Molasses
strong; osntrifugal-strictly prime 10
fancy, 2S0S3c.
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m ore attention than wheat.
September opened at 39tc. oc.
cssionally went 10 higher
but tended downward, and BY noon
had broken of quite materially, going
as low as SSic. The men looked on
as 4" leaders, were all disposed to sail
II. Outsiders were the buyers. and
found no difficulty in getting sll they
wanted. A good many bull messages
came In from different sources, but n a
willingness of the local trade TO sell
cornl overcame what influence they
might ordinarily have had. Receivers
say there Is doubtless certain amount
OF real damage to corn throughout Il is
State, but they still think the crop
will be such as to make corn sale at
present figures. During the latter
part of the session there was a recov.
cry, the option closing steady at $500
800. Oats opened strong and fraction
ally higher, but quickly became dull,
and August closed &c below the latest
quotations OF yesterday, while the
more deferred futures flashed tc of.
Ca'h quotations were as follows:
Flour-Qdlet and unchanged. No. 9
spring wnsst, 6St@6sic No. 8 spring
wheat, nominal. N 2red, 7lic. No.
3 corn, 3Ss93Sic. No. 9 oats, 24i@
2l2,. No. 2 rye, 44c. No. 2 barley,
nominal. No. / faxseed, l07Ic. Prime
timothy seed, 81 25 for new. The
leading futures ranged ss follows:
Wheat, No. 2-July and August
opened at 6SSc, highest SOC, lowest
8ssc, closing at 6sac; S ptember omen.
ed at 7C2c, b CHEST 702,, lowest 70ic,
clnsing ut 70sc; October opened at
72so, highest 1890. lowest re, closing
at 72lc. Corn, No 2-July opened
at 3S!c, highest 3slc, lowest sic,
closing at S75n; August opened at
Ssh, highest 3Sic, lowest $50, closing
at 3ssc; September opened at sole,
highest $685., lowest SSli, clo,ing at
$50; OCTOBER opened al 39s,. highest
$685., lowest 5000, closing Ut S9s,. 0ats,
No. 2-July opened at s6c, highest
25c, lowest 24ae. closing at 24ic; Au-
gust opened at 25c, highest 25c, low
est 2iic, closing at 24ic; September
opened at 25lc, highest 25ic, lowest
25ic, closing at 25ic; October opened
at 26tG, highest 26tc, lowest 28c, clos
ing at 26tc. Receipts-Flour, 1900
brls; whest, $4,000 bu; corn, l5l, 900
bu; oats, 205, 900 bu; rye, 1000 bu;
barley, 1000 bu. characterization,
81 900 brls; wheat, $1,000 bu; corn,
10000 bu; oats, $1,000 bu; rye,
none; barley. 1000 bu
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lev vosx ORY aoODs nAsHku
THE RIV ERS.
STEAM sas LEAVING
SUNDAY.
movgmENTs AT raE LEvEE.

movEmEsTs AT r8E LEvEE.
hrri,ols James Lee, Friar's Point I;
Coanoma 0tceola; My Choice, New
Orleans: Paris q Brown, New Or.
leans; City Of vicksburs, vicksburg;
Belle M,-lphls, 81 Louis; John Gil
more, g. Louis.
DEPARTURE. - James Lee, Friars
Pjint; Coabona o ceola; Ny Choice.
n. Louis; Paris U. Brown, Oincinn att {;
CITY OF Victsburg, g. Louis; Belle
Memphis. Vicksburg; John Gilmore,
New Orleans.
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LIVE STOCK,

Hnos Choice, 4CaIIc.
suHEP-OhoIos, 3is; medium, ga
2il.
LAxBl-Good 10 choice. siGA4 80.
GaAss CArTLE SIC; good,
So ic; fdr 10 medium, 2l92i .; seal
lawags, liC9lic.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, July 29.-The
Droysrs' Journal reports: Cattle
Receipts, 1000 head shipments, $500
head. MTkei l0s lower; shipping
steer, s. 25C9i 81; st1ckers and
feeder, 81 76Ca3 10; cow, bulls and
IN xed, 81 25C92 so; bulk, 1902 20;
TeKas cattle, 81 COOS 30. Hogs-Rs-
csipis, $4,000 head shipments, 5000
head. Market strong early, olosing
weak rough and mi rcd, IS 05Ch5 30;
packing and shipping, IS 2c@,5 "a; ;
light, o. 1905 IS; skips, .i3 25C94 o..
sheep-R -ceipts, 1000 head; snip
ments 800 head. Sheep q shade
loxer; lambs 26c lower: natives, 81 80
"a 10; Western. 50 1908 IS; Texans.
~ 7u@3oo; lambs s4Ce6 so per 100
pounds.
sEw voRK DRY eoODs sAaEku
Nsw YoRK, July 29.-Ths demand
and movement we're OF tie steadinees
Of previous days. though the former
was more general for speculation than
6t.plea.
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WHISKY, WINES, LIaUoRs NrC.

WHsKY-Straight Kentucky Bur
bon, fl Blob; High vines, 81 05; rec.
lidsj, So over; redAtilled, loo over.
CscISsATI, July 2a.-whisky active
and nfm. Sales, 1894 barrels hnished
goods on q basis Of 81 o..
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PRISk CRUDs 0m-3l@32c; Of
crude, 2S(929c; prime summer yellow,
S6C99Sc; Of summer yellow, 33C935c :;
choice cooking summer yellow, 40c (;
prime cotton seed meal, tl5 50I9l6 !;
oa cotton seed msal, -.
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STEAM BOATS.
Netier Go n shippers.

An freight. and PASSENGERS for point, on
81 Francis river viii leave By the steamer
JAS LIZ on every MONDAY ats Pm.
which gill connect Nth the steamer THAI
at the mouth % y Francis river for points
~ far a. the Out0h.
All business entrusted will be promptly
forwarded 10 destination IN " farther mo-
tioe. JAS Lxh, ia, SUIT.
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HIDeaNND IALLOM.

HIDE-Dry flint. No. /, liic; No. 2,
llic; dry sailed, lo@l2c; green sailed,
NJ. l,7te; No. 2, g.; green, 5C98c.
Sheep stins, l6c9fl. BseswaI, 20c.
Tallo., 3@3ic.
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WOOL,

Wool - Bury grsa,e wool, un.
washed, 139lSc; clear grease wool,
23@25c; bury washed, 23930c; tub
washed, 33@S5c.
ST LOUIS, July 20 Wool fairly act
i've; unwashsd-briph, medium, l9ta
90; coarse braid, l5Ca2ic; low sandy,
ll@20c; ans lght. l7@23s; fne
heavy, l4Ca20c; tub washed--choice,
So; fair, S59s7c; low, S0C9S3c.
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RAILROAD TINE TABLE.
Chesapeake aud ohis Reuts.

Chesapeake aud Ohio Reuts.
.pa., Mall. si 5ss s.% Past Mail I, A AZ e
Fast Ex So. N;h pm Fast En-. 2,t8 An
'Ripley Ac- $3.50 D. IN lfRlpley 40. $40 an
Mail and express train. run ,olid bstwes.
Memphis and Louisville, Pullman budet
sleeper sleeper, Rms rSn, on mall and Sleeping and 70.
quickest time to Chicaso. Ticket oHos un-
der Peabody Hotel.
Kansas city, Memphis and Birming.
ham.
Leaves Arrives
Fast Mall. 600 p m sFast Mail 40 an
Accom- m $500 a. m 'Accomm' MI rs pm
mississippi aud Tennessee.
IN. o. Mall. S 6s1 r.% IN. o. Mail "a. ATT n.s
'Sardis Ac.. $3.50 pm "Sardis Ac". sos an
:, Mail trains, will not stop at whitshavsn.
m'''''''''' x sr4l.f K. m H. IT, n q.
IN. o. Fast Leaves IN o. p.., Arrives
IN .. EI-. s:4S s ann N. 0. EI -. sis p.n
Louisville and Nashville.
.E.,, M..lc i tsi S% .y. Mail 81, A' gss
IN maj oai. i, 10 80 10 MAJ .i.E, Sap
Tot.LoulhEt osuu " IN -stLouubN WV q. m
Standard time.
Gulf Route kansas city, sprfng-
field and aemphfs).
Leaves Arrives
x. 9. Mall. S's H. pm Z. SS.ssii. SIS s ss
est, Louis A st, Louis A
Chi'sO NJ 500 pm chrsO IN s;S an
Leave Mississippi and Tennessee depot.
Memphis aud Charleston
Leaves Arrives
.Thr'gh Fx. 10 100 .. IN sThr'gh ~. 6il0 an
mail A En-. $3.50 am mail A EN. Z, rs pm
tSomorville Bonneville
Ao- .......... $3.50 pm he..... ..... $40 an
Memphis aud Ltttie Hsch.
Leaves Arrives
sThr'h PAs.ll 100 .. m 'rhr'h Pas. qit0 o. m
'rhr'h Pas. 6iS AIN srhr'h Pas Gals a n
'Fr'g'ttirnm 'Preight lat
Hcpe6eldI l.Ooa.m nopsseidl i,so pm
Central standard time.
NorE-' Daily. I Except Sunday.
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ToBAco,-Oommon, 25(9S5c; other
grades, 35(aS5c.
SNUFF -Garrett's, $40 IS; Ralph's,
$40 IS; Railroad, 50 %.
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OLIARINas.
EXCHANGE.

EXCHANGE.
New York and principal cities North
and Z vat, par buying, 4 premium sell.
ing; New England sight, 4 discount
buying; New Orleans, | discount buy.
ing, par selling.
STOCK CALL BOARD.
The bids. offerings and sales today
were az follows:
Bonds. = Taxing District A g., 9st bid
Taxing District 81, 1924 bid; Mem
phis Gas Light, ITO bid; Memphis
Cotton Exchange Boilding, lO43 bid !;
Tennessee Coal and Iron, 81 bid.
Stocks Bank Of Commerce, 1870 bid ;
German Bank, 100 bid, Memphis Ma.
tional, ll5 bid; Bluff CITY Insurance
Co., 100 bid; Arlington, 20 bid Mem.
phis Gssllght, II asked; James K Ora
ham Wagon Co., 80 bid; Memphis
Brick Co., l339lS5 Masonic Temp 10
92 bid.
Sales-None.
NEW YORK, July 28.--Money on call
easy at 4@8 per cent, last loan 8 per
cent, closed at 43@5 per cent.
Prime mercantile paper, 5A98. Ster-
ling exchange dull but STEADY at 4S2a
for eixty.dsy bills and 4si3 for de-
mand.
Government bonds were duh and
steady. State bonds were dull and
rather heavy.
The stock market today was very
weak, q repetition OF that OF Wednes
day, the bears and tradsrs hammer
ing stocks all around the room, aud
the close OF business saw very mate.
rial decline from last nights figures.
Much expectation had been indulge
in by holders that the improvement
OF yesterday would be continued, bu.
the market only showed a dropping
tendency, aud Notwithstanding some
purchase by london, steadily de.
clined. This was very discouraging
70 the bulls, aud thsy began TO throw
Over their stocks, advantage OF which
was quickly taken by the bears, and
at one time in the afternoon q state
OF semi.panic was produced, aided
by all sorts OF rumors which bad
depressing tendency. A sudden
drop was made shortly after noon,
from which there was feeble rally,
but the decline was quickly settled,
and lowest figures were generally 70.
corded at 2 o'clock pm. A slight
rally occurred In the last hour, but
the close was heavy at but Q shade
better than tue lowest prices reached.
Railroad bonds were dull; sales,
1897 900, Of which $4,000 we're in
Atlantic and Pacific incomes. DOSING
prices are almost invariably lower,
and Central Iowa frs'e, coupons of,
at IS. The total sales OF stocks today
were S7e,6el shares. Closing quota.
tons:
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nIvnnS ASH wEArHEn.

0rrics siosLL Sspvicu, u. 8. AL
MssrHis, July -, I Pm.
The following observations are taken
Of all stations named at T5e meridian time,
which 10 one hour later than Memphis time
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POW NEH
TOBACCO AND sNuvF

PowDER-Kegs, IS; half kegs, 50 76 /;
quarter kegs, 81 so.
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foroltn ehpotu..f Hf,Eolli, ~ it3SllJ, ,oU
Decrease 10 receipts this year.. ....... 100, ST.
At noon: Liverpool spots were
nat and somewhat irregular. Ssles,
5000 bales, Of which American 1000
bales. Receipts, 10000 bales, OF which
American 800 bales. Closing quo-
tations were as follows: Ordinary,
4 l3.l6d; good ordinary, s 8 l6i; low
middlng, 8 7l8i; goou m,ddllng,
5 ll.l6i; middliug uplands, s 9l6i;
middlIng Orleans, 8 9l6i Futures
opened irregular and closed steady, 10
followe:
Che prices are given in pence and
64ths, thus: 4 90 means 4 SO 6id; and
8 OIL means 8 l6ii.
Up. m: July, 8 POI, sellers; July.
August, s 2s 4, sellers; AuRust-Septem .
Der, 8 26i, buyers; September 0cto-
Der, s lad, buyers; 0ctober .Novemb her,
8 08d, buyers; N1vembsr.D Gem ner,
608d, sellers; December Janusry, 8 Odd,
sellers; January February, 8 03d, buy.
ers: September, s 36d, buyers.
TIE market lie closed until next
Tuesday morning, the I'd Of August.
Liverpool weekly statement for the
-..E I..I.. 1907.
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Trusiee and Receivers sale.


FINDER the power vested 10 ne By . de-
" cree ~ tbs Chaneefy Court Of Shelby
county, made November ., lpb, 10 the case
Of Rsbocca Louensleln, eKeoutriE, W. The
Mississippi VALLEY Insurance Company and
others, and BY the direction Of said decree, l
s.tsrssy, Asssss o. 1857,
within legal hours at the oourthouss. sell %
public sutton, 10 The highest b ddsi for cash.
The Toll Wig lands, sltuated In fsmphis.
lot. ii. y, u ssI 81. on IL. .illl'. sub
division, said los frontlns each ~ feet on
bu1etts street and runnins bast 1sQ fsst.
The sid property vas copvsyei 10 hobart
Hutchinson, trustee, By NJ. X. Lossnstsln
and others. By deed on record IN book 81.
page As, and I vas appointed trustee BY The
decree heretofore mentonst. In place OF said
HutohiRson. md Am also receiver In said
cause. The sale 10 70 be ma 10 10 ,atisfy de-
etees AGAINST the ms'er n the trust deed.
founded on the notes secured b. II. Baulu
o. rcd mption !, Waived In the decd. Al
ttfaot Of ttls In my possession. Ton ~
cent. OF purchase money will be requiredla
payne. At time Of sale.
A. HArCnR1r, trustee and Receiver.
Smith A Collier Attorney.
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suoT-Drop 81 20; Buck 81 80.
LEAD-8c.
NAns-Iron g. 1902 20; Steel 81 IS
@$2 40.
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JOHN Il. NOBTON
"a Madison Street,
DEhERR IN
LOCAL STOCKS and BONDS
Southern Minera Ind improvement
STOCKS.
FINANCE.

Money Arm and 10 fair supply,
rate 7 10 Q per can't, and latter figure
ruling. The Clearing House report ID
% follows:
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DIX. ID. \. JOlINSON'S
PRIVATE
MEDICAL DISPENSkRf,

Bstwosn Main aud ffont'l Mhhfulos
lEstablishei 10 lsa.l
nH.JOHNbUH 10 aokn Sigasedby all par
II ties interested ~ BY FAR The nest sue
ce,sfui physician In the lroatmstt Of private
~ seorst diseases, Quick, permanent curos
gu arantood In every case, male OF feinale-
hsssnt eases Of donorrhos and syphilis.
enrsd In q fsW dAyi without the use 81 mer-
ca,v. change of Diet or hitdssues IRON
busl1sss Secondary 8yphili,, the last ves-
tise eradicatei without the use o mercury.
Invoiunttry lotf Of semen stopped In thoft
time. sufferers FRO impotence Or loss o.
setuaI poWe's restored 20 rec visof In leg
v.ska. Victims Of ssii-obuse and excessive
ysrery, tuheritg from sper natornea and
loss oi physical and me tai cover, speedily
and psrua. emily cured. Pa'tleulN aitan..
Too matt 10 tho diseases a Womon, and
eure. euaranteed. Pile, aud old SORES cured
without the uis " ssustc y The tpiie,, AN
ennsait.ilons strictly con6dsntiil Msdi-
cine. sent by sxJfeD 10 ali parts Of the
county,
,.,ss. Okes hoars from $ o'closk am. :
oa'sloef D. an. u, n. JON SsON, ND
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FOR CAIRO AND ST. LOUIS.
1887. summer Arrangement 1887

connsotIpg at Cairo with the Illinois Cen.
Eouis aI,s Mi "a n ws.ss is saa foi al
ponu North. West and East.
Leaving MEMPHIS evsry SUN NtY tnd
FRIDAY AZ tp.m,, and on TUk3Dhfs At
6p.m., nom the Elevator Builii ~.
Btr. CITY or PROVIDENCE. CsrvslI, mast
July Let, 18th and Nh.
Str. ARKANsAS CITY. BrplAki, master
~ ~. 18th, and 18th.
Btr. CITY OF VICKsBU Hg. whitledgo, mast
July 9Th, i1th and 9th,
Btr. CITY or CAIRO. master
july Sth, 10Th nd 5l't.
Btr. BELLE s.,..,..... Baker, master
July 10Th, I'D, Aad AuEuat2d.
Por further information, aPply, 70
CLARENCE L. HALL, PAsser ser Assnt.
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REIH0l.EnM-
CorToN SEED PRODUCTS.

Coal 0n-Pime white, Wholesale
lots, Toe per gallon.
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BAGauNG AND ruKs.
SHOT, LEAD ANDNAILs.

BAoarSa-6i@6a.
TIks-$l 069Sl 10.
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Tone. Rec. Prices. N Stoc 5

Receipts u. States
ports, 7 days...... 2,5ll S,g4l ASS
Export ca. Britain 1881 21,4si S.ssi
stock .................. lS9,l5S 233 ISL 2li 4sl
Receipts Sept. LIST. 1856, 40 .9bT, OiOlt 1855
Foreign exports. a ga, 81 ~ ,32ll3.s $50
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-03-03
THE FIRE RECORD.
Further Particulars of the Burning of the
Gardner on Tornbigbee River

| Uaruner on TomofgD6e River.
| MOBILE, ALA, March 2.-Particulars Of
the burning of the steamer Gardner were
received this afternoon. The fire was dis.
covered by Captain Stone. A negro deck
hand threw water on the burning bale,
/ and in throwing smother bucket full his
clothes caught fire. Panic stricken, he
ran from place to place, setting IRE to
. the cotton bales, and in few moments
the boat was in danes all
over. She was in midstream and
in motion. The pilots were driven from
the wheel and the crew and passengers
jumped overheard. TEOSe lost were
drowned. |. is not thought that
more than one or two were
burned. Captain Stone saved himself
by swimming ashore. The steamer Tally
As soon as the flames broke cut the Tally
lowered her boats and threw over
bales OF seed, sacks and planks
from the Gsrdner. The heat was so in
tense that the Tally did not dare 60 near,
out her boats picked up a mum.
Der of people. Had it not been
for the assistance OF the Tally but few
broke out the Gardner was ordered TO
run ashore. she backed ard the bells
were ruug for going ahead, but the engi-
Ineers we're driven from their
posts by the flames and the
bcst drifted into the woods on
the opposite side from the place where
there was practicable landing. The
pilot, w. H Wilson. remained in the
pilot-house until he found his sig
nails were not obeyed, and that
the flames were licking the side
of the pilot-house, when he fed for his
life. He is much praised for his hero
ism. The report of the loss OF
life is confirmed. It IS as follows:
S. g. BLACKMAN,
JULIE RERTRAM and two children,
Mrs. w. T. REMBET and three children,
Taco L. GRAHAM, (colored),
JOHN BRYANT, steward,
GREEN JENKINS,
HENRY FORD,
HAYWARD HUDSON,
l.. LINDSEY.
VIRGIL JONES,
AMOS HARRIS, and three unknown per-
sons.
Mrs. Rembert was the wife OF the clerk,
and part owner Of the boat and lived in
Mobile. The remaining whites were
passengers living il the upper Tombigbee
district. The Gardner was built five
years ago. Valued at S75,000 fully in
sured. The cotton was insured in local
companies for S25, 600. A cabin boy of the
Tally, named Barber, colored, performed
heroic deeds in saving five lives which
he did by swimming ashore with those in
the water. The screams Of those on
board were heartreuding Mrs. w.
Y. Rambert threw one child into
the water, her husband taking tle
other two. Then she jumped in
All but her husband were drowned. Mrs.
julie Rembert was also on board but was
saved from drowning. She is at Demop
oils and Is in critical condition.